These people are learning about licensing, learning about publishing, learning about all the other aspects of running a label.
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They're learning about renewable energy, they're learning about endangered species.
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I've been learning about budgeting, I've been learning about the quality of products.
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It was a way of learning about cool restaurants in London, learning about designers.
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And the other piece like educational will be learning about a sport, learning about immigration through Ellis Island.
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Gender is a very complicated thing that I'm still actively learning about — I think we're all still actively learning about gender.
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I find it really uninteresting learning about the personal lives of people I really respect—it's counterintuitive to learning about their work.
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Shopping without a singular purpose, but rather just to explore, was as much about learning about clothing as it was learning about myself.
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So I'm learning about unions, and rules, and laws," says Singh in the clip above, "and they are learning about a female late night host!
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What I think is most important is learning about these cases and learning about what goes on because the criminal justice system is not widely known and understood.
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Working on my book Re-visions, which is being republished in 2019 (Patrick Frey Editions, Switzerland), was an exercise in learning about myself and learning about all women.
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"We're learning about the types of technologies and processes and how you'd go about doing it, and learning about what you'd find in those types of environments," Skidmore said.
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For this class, it's more learning about the ingredients and raw materials, as well as learning about the brewing process and important things like brewery safety and proper cleaning and sanitation.
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"They've gone from literally learning how to be in the crate, learning about these plane noises, learning about the keepers," James William Dennis, an animal keeper at Longleat, said of the preparation.
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After learning about the death of his friend on Oct.
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Ana: What are your earliest memories of learning about sex?
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He was very worried after learning about her kidney transplant.
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Learning about it on TV while talking to your employees?
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I'm learning about traditionalists, baby boomers, the Xers, the millennials.
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If learning about personal finance feels intimidating, you're not alone.
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Looking at food, eating food — even just learning about food.
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"We are learning about each other every day," she added.
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Kids were learning about proper story structure, at very least.
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What other mysteries are you learning about as you read?
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Other interests: Mirrors, ponds, learning about your best angles, geometry.
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Then, you might be interested in learning about clinical trials.
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"It's not intentional," said Turner, upon learning about the criticisms.
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In kindergarten, I remember learning about the story of Samson.
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"I don't, but I'm learning about that game," McGregor said.
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We should be learning about what works, what doesn't work.
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"Worst nightmare," Rich said of learning about her son's death.
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It's a way of learning about yourself and your body.
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They're actually learning about the brand; they're browsing different products.
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We're just learning about the person and the people involved.
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And, what I'm learning about the cost of rural living.
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Find many more resources for learning about banned books here.
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The United States can expand resources for learning about democracy.
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Learning about the ACE study was an awakening, Barila said.
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She remembers learning about a Hollywood madam in the 1920s.
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I was just scratching the surface of learning about bread.
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ZS: Do you remember learning about the Pulse nightclub shooting?
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Now, we're learning about exactly who they're looking for. E!
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I am glad more people are learning about the sport.
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What was the point when you started learning about it?
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I didn't grow up learning about those kinds of tasks.
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Kids are never too young to start learning about saving.
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We are still learning about the structure of the storms.
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I loved hearing their stories and learning about their lives.
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It's what they're learning about online and through social media.
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"I think it's very exciting learning about history," she said.
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I enjoy learning about them and to physically touch them.
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I also really love listening, writing and learning about music.
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Dr. Riffell thinks learning about odors helps drives these decisions.
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Learning about debt will help someone stay out of it.
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ASK IT. You must keep learning about anything and everything.
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I stayed up late reading books, learning about her challenges.
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But after learning about the Herald story Krzykowski became depressed.
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Still, owner reviews are good for learning about common problems.
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It inspires me — a new generation is learning about it.
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The Patriots cut Brown after learning about the text messages.
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Meanwhile, I'm sketching, learning about who these people are emotionally.
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Andrew Cuomo tweeted after learning about Trump's decision to move.
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The thing about fashion is I'm still learning about it.
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People are interested in learning about where they came from.
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Meanwhile, the children were learning about teamwork, failure and sharing.
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Resources for Teaching and Learning About the Las Vegas Shooting
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Learning about dealing, learning about the different companies it was imported from, that gave me a thirst and then when I moved out of my parents' place when I was eighteen, we grew a plant.
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That's great for learning about what's going on in the world.
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This comes down to learning about functions outside of your own.
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Physicians like me are learning about Zika along with our patients.
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After learning about the triumvirate's plans, Serbinis says he emailed Bezos.
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So I started learning about cancer and I've never stopped learning.
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Hours were spent in classrooms, learning about propulsion, hardware and operations.
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As Americans, learning about money depends on highly specific personal situations.
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"So I'm storing up what I'm learning about him," she adds.
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Google's Nest thermostat takes a similar approach to learning about you.
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Melania Trump is listening and learning about the nation's opioid epidemic.
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It's taught me a lot, and I'm still learning about it.
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Mueller removed Strzok in July after learning about texts criticizing Trump.
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Shiny happy faces learning about the wonder and power of music!
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See, now I'm learning about different cultures — Northern and Southern California.
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This doesn't mean astronomers are done learning about the star, though.
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What's truly impressed me, however, is learning about my mom's experience.
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But learning about anatomy can help women emphasize our own pleasure.
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Learning about an industry we are not familiar is not easy.
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I remember walking into spin class after learning about that surgery.
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Learning about your Zodiac sign should come with a decoding key.
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We have all the kitchen gadgets and love learning about food.
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I was learning about the world and my place in it.
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That same day, Sheila says, she remembers learning about Jessica's death.
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The kids were all very interested in learning about the animals.
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My favorite part was learning about the giraffes and the lions.
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But Pinto may have been learning about more than just mammalogy.
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I started learning about the environment, about plastic, about carbon dioxide.
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This is a big topic and one I'm still learning about.
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It wasn't just Republicans learning about the device this week. Sen.
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Learning about the US healthcare system can be a daunting task.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, fewer teens are learning about contraception.
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Consequently, reading your policy and learning about these details is essential.
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"The thing I'm learning about aging is, it's inevitable," Daprano said.
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I started learning about it this year when I met Gustavo.
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If so, when did you first start learning about these issues?
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There's no news, unless you count learning about viral dance crazes.
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In school, we are learning about the eloquence of previous presidents.
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I was surprised that we were even learning about Japanese internment.
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But in learning about Betsey and OXO, something caught my eye.
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More domestic workers are coming forward and learning about these organizations.
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We also help by actually learning about one another's personal needs.
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"I don't think I will stop learning about football," he said.
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For me, learning about trees is more about seeing, and knowing.
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"Reporters [are] learning about the restrictions in real time," Wire said.
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After learning about the raid, the president again erupted in anger.
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She has been learning about the neighborhood and meeting her neighbors.
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We'll also keep learning about big names committing to specific platforms.
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We are also learning about drug interactions that occur with CBD.
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They stalked Miller online, learning about his career at Zen Hospice.
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The president has appeared open to learning about what Giuliani discovered.
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Was Roger learning about Brianna's pregnancy while she was in labor?
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Learning about Kimberli's anti-racist initiatives enhanced our excitement for it.
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And what we saw, at least today, is that by bringing them all together in this forum, they are learning about their own shared story at the same time that Americans are learning about it themselves.
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And what we saw, at least today, is that by bringing them all together in this forum, they are learning about their own shared story at the same time that Americans are learning about it themselves.
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Through this cheese, they're learning about cultural traditions, not just about food.
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I was inspired by that and then started learning about indoor farming.
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PJ and Accetturo posted a video showing Accetturo learning about the banning.
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Mayim Bialik is reminding kids that learning about science can be fun!
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What people are learning about Donald Trump -- WATTERS: Keep me getting hungry.
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So much for learning about how Android is being designed for foldables.
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But learning about how big they can get makes tsunamis even scarier.
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Even pre-schoolers are learning about the Tesla Roadster's flight to space.
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Learning about the social model transformed the way Ms Thom saw herself.
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Twitter users aren't the only ones learning about animals by following along.
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She started going to Al-Anon and learning about stuff for herself.
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I like learning about people I don't know, I like being uncomfortable.
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When we lose species, we lose access to learning about their biology.
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One thing which finally convinced her was learning about Pingale's own story.
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They feel closest to their father when they're learning about his past.
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Ratliff's guidance and learning about music through Apple Music's playlists is akin
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He claims he can't remember learning about the abuse, but Annalise knows.
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It didn't seem like an incredibly efficient way of learning about scams.
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Learning about what sheets and snow are can wait for another day.
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Experts believe kids should start learning about finances when they are young.
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But because they're learning about the things that he's doing. Right. Right.
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I loved learning about someone else's religion and the way of living.
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For now, the emphasis is clearly on learning about the governing party.
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Finney said Trump is not "intellectually interested" in learning about the history.
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Brandon is hooked on learning about everything from insects to American history.
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They bought "Inventing for Dummies" and began learning about prototyping and patents.
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KATONAH Learning about birds of prey with James Eyring, with live demonstrations.
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"Your brain's really well adapted to learning about rewards," said Dr. Das.
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Although I was genuinely interested in learning about wine, I was skeptical.
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It can be good because it is about you learning about yourself.
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Mueller removed Strzok from his team upon learning about the text messages.
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We enjoyed the process of learning about the art and ancient cultures.
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At this stage, she feels she is learning about patience and compassion.
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By 2200, I was driving, and I started learning about the life.
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She's just learning about how letters Make words, and words make sentences.
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Now it is my vehicle for discovery and learning about new fields.
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They could also stop learning about best practices from different states' approaches.
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Mueller reportedly fired the agent, Peter Strzok, after learning about the messages.
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Jenkins said Notre Dame addressed the academic misconduct upon learning about it.
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We were learning about ancient Amazon trade and he brought up deforestation.
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That meant learning about pricing, cultivating customer feedback and finding distribution partners.
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There was a lot of their learning about what was going on.
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Some customers wanted to prevent the competition from learning about their suppliers.
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How does learning about this history help you better understand Norilsk's present?
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I do just fine learning about someone by spending time with them.
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This means we're only just now learning about the virus's full effects.
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The voter must invest time and energy learning about the issues, learning about the candidates, and actually getting to the polling place, to cast a vote that will ultimately not change the outcome of the election at all.
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The kids find solace in learning about Black leaders and literally making lemonade.
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While the case goes forward, the kids are learning about life outside captivity.
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This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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I thought about the pathetic aspect of learning about history in this way.
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On the power of being vulnerable I've become stronger learning about my weaknesses.
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It was too interesting for me and what I was learning about myself.
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After learning about this prognosis, she made the decision to end her pregnancy.
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It's not a paywall, but another hurdle to learning about who he was. ●
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In nontheme news, I really enjoyed learning about ANAPHORA as a writing technique.
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"It was crushing," he said about initially learning about the rejection, then deceit.
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Who has been the most special phone call since learning about the nomination?
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"Honestly, I was impressed," said Martin-Green of first learning about the decision.
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Google knows what you know, what you're doing, and what you're learning about.
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And that's normal — it's their way of exploring and learning about the world.
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Iowans are learning about the important distinction today between cybersecurity and information security.
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Finding the term nonbinary and learning about different nonbinary identities literally saved me.
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TH: In many ways, it was about us still learning about the market.
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After all, time spent learning about the gadgets you use can be invaluable.
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We want to be entertained and learning about video games is very entertaining.
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"Learning about that emotional connection with food has really changed my daughter's life."
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For Hannah, learning about the science of addiction in college was a revelation.
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Learning about the details of each loss would likely require another FOIA request.
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But over the course of that research, I started learning about the underground.
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Learning about water safety and how to swim are important at any age.
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What can you tell us about what we are learning about this suspect?
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It's like learning about the challenges of smartphone antenna design from Jony Ive.
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So I'm learning about having a daughter, having a girl in the family.
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"She has so many incredible qualities I'm learning about each day," he began.
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I start to think maybe most men are learning about sexual harassment & assault?
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The memoir chronicles Johnson's journey, from learning about polyamory to finding many loves.
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I'm more obsessed with learning about what other people's ideas of utopia are.
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So really it comes down to the scientific method, learning about statistical reasoning.
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"I would say every minute I am learning about this space," Zachary said.
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But like any pubescent teen, he was learning about what he liked... online!
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It all began then and I started reading and learning about prehistoric mankind.
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Earlier this year, Kate revealed that George was learning about space in school.
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It all builds up to this bigger picture of me learning about myself.
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"We're still learning about the impact of storms on costs," Dorer told Cramer.
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"I was just in complete shock," Negeen said of learning about the shooting.
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To promote diversity, you must be fully invested in learning about it's importance.
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Yeah, just learning about rum history I thought it was an interesting footnote.
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Learning about his background and upbringing enabled me to see past the crime.
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Fundamentally, we're developing a broad solution to a worldwide problem (learning about people).
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By learning about these success, they'll have an easier time envisioning their own.
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She added that her daughter learning about the scheme was the hardest part.
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But I'm afraid my boyfriend is resistant to learning about any of this.
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Earlier this year, Kate revealed that George was learning about space in school.
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I clearly remember learning about toxic shock syndrome in my early tampon education.
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I like learning about dead people's lives and then assessments of those lives.
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This confounds the idea that learning about Auschwitz should teach us something. Exactly.
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"I think there's a benefit in their learning about another culture," she says.
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"I started learning about how I can get out and work," he said.
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Their life is much different from mine, and I've enjoyed learning about them.
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But these immigrants aren't just learning English; they're learning about a new country.
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But I remember studying high Modernism and learning about Mies van der Rohe.
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Learning about other people means we don't have to fear or misunderstand them.
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Encourage them to consider gaps in learning about gender, consent and sexual harassment.
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Ms. Barrica is the founder of a media platform for learning about sexuality.
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Here's the lesson I was learning about winning: It is impermanent, unstable, transient.
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"She was learning about herself in the eyes of the fans," he added.
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Spending smartly and learning about the vice you enjoy could reduce your costs.
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Mr. Miller and I both spend our time thinking and learning about immigration.
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"You're learning about how the world works at a planetary scale," he added.
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See, I was in history class the other day, learning about ancient civilizations.
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For nonfiction, that chewy goodness of learning about something I know nothing about.
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Natasha Jokic, 2349, went vegetarian in 22007, after learning about the environmental impact.
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Days after reportedly learning about the whistleblower complaint, Trump also denied to Sen.
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Mr. Platt said he was constantly learning about new liabilities and addressing them.
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Amazon has also long been interested in learning about innovative health-care models.
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He spends a lot of time learning about their cancer and its scars.
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Reader idea | Teaching and Learning About Body Image in the Social Media Age
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That was the beginning of my long journey learning about that evil cabal.
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Or, use our collection of ideas for teaching and learning about banned books.
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And the truth is that everyone can benefit from learning about mental health.
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This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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Voting officials are learning about bots, ransomware and other vectors of digital mischief.
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She and the children moved out soon after learning about the lead paint.
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Do you think learning about race in biology class could help reduce racism?
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"We'll keep learning about them as we catch more of them zooming through."
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He said learning about the importance of saving for the future is critical.
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Eric remembered learning about these operations as a student, and he was skeptical.
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We love great beauty experiences and learning about new things and new products.
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"As military bases keep learning about it, they definitely want to be involved."
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A girl who looked 11 or 12 was learning about non-Newtonian fluids.
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Learning about life insurance can help ensure you have the coverage you need.
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Amabella was suffering an anxiety attack after learning about sustainability and climate change.
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"It's been very rewarding as far as learning about the bird," she said.
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What, then, are we learning about Congress's ability to check a wayward president?
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Malky and Shmuly loved learning about new foods and wine outside ritual use.
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Where did your passion for travel and learning about other cultures come from?
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According to a source in the room, a Republican member said what others were thinking: instead of learning about the drafted legislation in conference, they were learning about it from places like CNN or Politico, which first obtained the draft legislation.
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"I don't know what age is going to be the appropriate age because younger and younger people are learning about Santa, people are learning about their parents' behavior," JWoww said of when she will let her children watch Jersey Shore.
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It's a great, great place to begin learning about the core concepts of coding.
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A keenly interested President spent ample time learning about the pieces from the Queen.
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And learning about processes on other planets could help us interpret phenomenon on Earth.
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For me, learning about the universe is like my version of going to church.
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We knew about the inventory; now we're learning about the cancelled orders for more.
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The creatures met their demise just as the class was learning about the Vikings.
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The difference between learning to code and learning about code is obviously pretty fuzzy.
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Investigators believe Penny removed the documents from the ranch after learning about the investigation.
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Alvado says Cuban Muslims are constantly learning about their new religion and evolving together.
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Jenna took me under her wing and I started learning about the nail industry.
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"It was such a joy learning about the magnificence of this person," she says.
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One day, I remember browsing the list of threads and learning about someone's passing.
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"It felt like a body drop," Kimball told PEOPLE of learning about the allegations.
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Could we conceivably find practical applications for this phenomenon beyond learning about the universe?
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We like thinking about ourselves and learning about what other people think of us.
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Now I'm learning about what I like, what I need, and what I want.
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"Running is empowering because you're pushing your personal boundaries, learning about yourself," she says.
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It's more about learning about the world as such, about your friends, about yourself.
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"We are testing our institutions" and learning about their strengths and weaknesses, Kimani said.
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There's no decent argument for not learning about the thing you need to run.
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People are just planning their Pokémon GO strategies and learning about the metric system.
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The Red Cross stresses the importance of learning about your community's hurricane response plan.
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You'll start by learning about cognitive functions; getting the neurological lay of the land.
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But we are just at the beginning of learning about the consequences of chat.
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As a filmmaker, my interest was in learning about the Syrians, about their struggle.
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She went through medical school and residency, and kept learning about other cool technologies.
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Learning about your own personal style is a process, and it doesn't happen overnight.
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They were forming their opinions of the candidates by learning about their political commitments.
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But I wasn't in a relationship, so I wasn't learning about myself in relationships.
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"It felt like a body drop," Kimball tells PEOPLE of learning about the allegations.
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I'm learning about the puzzle of putting things together and weather and actor availability.
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Young voters are only now learning about what went on during the Clinton presidency.
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For children, learning about the past can be fascinating, if the setting is right.
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This price only includes a tour of the building and learning about its history.
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Yes, learning about money has plenty to do with compound returns and debt snowballs.
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Learning about the technology and getting used to it has been "superfun," he said.
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"I was always fascinated by how things work and learning about them," Parker said.
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And the more I started learning about him I just got sucked into it.
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The "item" is the thing that the machine learning model is actually learning about.
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JC: What are you learning about and focusing on now, in your latest works?
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And the story learning about Fury, I don't know a lot about British boxers.
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Has learning about the Reys changed your perspective of Curious George and his story?
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That's why Apple stopped relying on cobalt from Congo after learning about child labor.
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It has a little bit of application in learning about the underlying mathemetical principles.
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The food world was just learning about Jonathan Waxman, Larry Forgione and Wolfgang Puck.
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He explains that we are learning about Torajan culture, to which she brightens momentarily.
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"Thank you for coming and learning about my culture," she says in her dialect.
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What, she wondered, would persuade them to spend a Saturday learning about black history?
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He first got into watches after learning about them from his colleagues in Taiwan.
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I sought out Aronson more than a year after learning about the vault fire.
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Scientists keep learning about tardigrades and their remarkable ability to survive just about anywhere.
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She loved learning about the big topics of the day — Medicare, unions, nuclear disarmament.
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They spend a year learning about poverty in their area, talking with the community.
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But she and others changed their minds after learning about the drug's medicinal benefits.
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She founded the organization after learning about naloxone only after her son had died.
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On the day I visited last fall, Fuchs's class was learning about Social Security.
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Trump ripped the magazine as a "failing publication" after learning about the special issue.
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You are typically learning about big national news items, and oftentimes it's just drama.
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Chris Collins himself did not trade Innate stock after learning about the test results.
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Chris Collins himself did not trade Innate stock after learning about the test results.
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He spent as much time as he could learning about computers, hacking and coding.
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People are keenly interested in learning about our legal system, perhaps like never before.
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We're still only learning about the range of possible moons in the solar system.
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Instead, she began participating after learning about the potential scholarship opportunities they can offer.
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Upon learning about the sign, we immediately asked this exhibitor to remove the sign.
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I started learning about autoimmune diseases, and I realized that they disproportionately affect women.
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I will commit to learning about each and every one of your loved ones.
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Asia is a huge source of learning about what can go on in Africa.
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It's a lot less about learning what each button does than learning about developing patterns.
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Lopez and his teammates, after learning about Marks's background, said that his pedigree was encouraging.
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"I think they're enjoying learning all the skills that they're learning about birth," she said.
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Shortly after learning about the death, Mike left for band practice, according to the source.
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" And while Araya is already learning about MMA, her interests are "all over the place.
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To summarize, you can spend time learning about advisers, their expertise, how they're paid, etc.
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Then you cross that with the biology of what we're learning about the human body.
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"We&aposre now learning about the dark side, and it&aposs pretty ugly," Coats added.
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But even if you're not into learning about digital effects, her videos are super endearing.
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While learning about Japan, for example, elementary school students might prepare a Japanese tea ceremony.
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I'm a personal development junkie so I love learning about habits, happiness, and human nature.
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Once you start thinking and learning about design, it changes the way you see everything.
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When it comes to learning about money, parents have a big influence on their kids.
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We explain our market vision and are learning about reactions to certain events and decisions.
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In addition, Jolie shared how motherhood brought her closer to learning about her mother's legacy.
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"It felt like a body drop," Kimball told PEOPLE exclusively of learning about the allegations.
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But here it comes, with a pregnant Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) learning about her mother's past.
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But when she started learning about it, she realized she needed to get more involved.
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If you're just getting your feet wet, start off with learning about our lunar rituals.
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"I think that given unlimited funding, absolutely ... Learning about technology is very important," she says.
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It's because of her that I ended up learning about the women "computers" [at JPL].
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If anything, learning about your personality type can confirm ideas you already have about yourself.
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Zuckerberg only moved to remove these pages after learning about Apple's decision, Facebook sources said.
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A family on vacation, shattered We are still learning about the victims, young and old.
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I'll be meeting with developers and entrepreneurs, and learning about the startup ecosystem in Nigeria.
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The existential threats I'd spent the last week learning about seemed to fade into irrelevance.
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"It was such a joy learning about the magnificence of this person," Zellweger told PEOPLE.
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He'll be on site in Orlando, learning about dog showing, judging, and so much more.
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It's given me an extraordinary learning curve of actually learning about a business from within.
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A good resource for learning about consent laws state by state can be found here.
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Ben aims to be a unified platform for learning about, buying, selling, and storing cryptocurrency.
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Learning about abstinence and delaying sex are important parts of any effective sex education program.
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That's not necessarily surprising, but at the rate we're learning about Karma, we'll take it.
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One adviser after we landed: "We're learning about this just like you all are." pic.twitter.
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Besides GPU processors, robits and AI, Basel enjoys learning about computer science, astronomy and philosophy.
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The curious boy with a great sense of humor loved learning about everything around him.
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The nonprofit job seeker has an additional option for learning about a particular organization: volunteering.
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DiMarzio said in a statement to Reuters that he was just learning about the allegation.
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Others are learning about the late singer for the first time as tributes pour in.
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So, suddenly, you find yourself learning about Eastern religion"—from the Beatles—"or about orchestration.
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Students learning about world history also learned about how propagandists could manipulate the historical narrative.
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I'm still learning about it, and it seems there is an endless amount to discover.
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Most important, she enjoys being around her grandson and learning about him throughout the process.
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That morning, upon learning about the police shooting of Charles Kinsey in North Miami, Fla.
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I remember learning about Sally Ride going to space when I was a little girl.
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It was how she grew up learning about what it means to be a woman.
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I was more just honing my skills and learning about the reaction of the crowd.
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Learning about the muscles by stopping urination is helpful but not something to do consistently.
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These women were seeing the world, and I'm certain, learning about themselves in the process.
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Learning about them could help us find life in bizarre environments on other planets, too.
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Instead of learning about fallopian tubes and mere biological facts, you're getting the real shit.
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But right now, most children are learning about Egypt from an outdated and expensive textbook.
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I remember learning about the Tudors and he turned it into a big soap opera.
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Learning about this made me re-evaluate my parents' relationship and the decisions they made.
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Accept that every person is on a continuum of learning about experiences beyond their own.
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He was intrigued by the idea and spent the next year learning about the concept.
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Years later, Lisa found herself in medical school, learning about the fight-flight-freeze response.
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The donation opens up exciting opportunities for learning about people's relationships to food throughout history.
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He swore that he would avoid learning about anything that happened to America after Nov.
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"I spent a romantic summer with Ashley learning about this compelling woman," Mr. Chisolm said.
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For some players, the team is the first step in learning about their family heritage.
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I was learning about collective action problems and had this issue with my cellphone contract.
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We all enjoy learning about Alcatraz and the backstories of some of the prisoners there.
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We're still learning about the full extent of Kissinger's responsibility for violence around the world.
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Now, learning about the historical background of a particular work can certainly enhance one's perceptions.
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Hood said the agency "immediately reported" the issue to the watchdog upon learning about it.
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The skull is critical for learning about a species' diet, brain size and facial appearance.
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The students — all juniors and seniors — had been learning about hate groups on college campuses.
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What else are cadets learning about their role supervising and keeping safe the incarcerated population?
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Is Han really alive and why are we just learning about Dom&aposs little brother?
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In the process, they're differentiating themselves, learning about money, goals, timelines and even agile development.
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Learning about the FIRE movement (financial independence, retire early) also inspired me to do this.
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After three days of learning about climate, attendees gave presentations based on what they learned.
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I really enjoy learning about his transition into Indonesian culture and his experiences and family.
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The American public is learning about new leads at the same time as impeachment investigators.
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She'd always enjoyed learning about things, but the knowledge had never transformed into a calling.
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We'll be collating and aggregating what we're learning about fake news on any given week.
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University officials purportedly failed to notify law enforcement after learning about some of these incidents.
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"I'm still learning about licensing and products but the wheels are in motion," he said.
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He also highlighted new product initiatives, the first of which we're finally learning about now.
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After learning about consolidating points, I got curious and started poking around the Chase site.
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Prior to learning about half socks, I foolishly dealt with sock drops on the daily.
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This is why I've enjoyed learning about my family through good old-fashioned genealogy research.
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Because through the film, I'm learning about things about my brother that I never knew.
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By 2016, patience with Dunham's I-am-always-learning-about-racism syndrome was running low.
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We go through a two-hour education every single week learning about new spirits and cocktails.
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Our customers often spend hours browsing through the store, chatting with and learning about each other.
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"I will commit to learning about each and every one of your loved ones," she pledged.
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As Brauer pointed out, the past year for Tesla has been about learning about mass production.
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In addition, they weren't interested in learning about more about the allegations themselves — beyond Kavanaugh's denials.
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Are we learning about the real Edward Gorey, the creator of over 100 thought-provoking books?
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Collectly attempts to shorten those cycles by tracking and learning about a debtor through each interaction.
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Kemenczy: It was haunting learning about the particulars of the living situations in these company towns.
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Learning about what makes your sign tick can remind you that, yes, you really do rock.
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That'll let marketers know how effective their message was and where listeners are learning about shows.
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Still learning about it but if you can get one of these, I highly recommend it!
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When he's released on parole, Lacerda told me he wants to keep learning about computer programming.
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He also took classes in ethnomusicology at the Sorbonne, learning about music from India and Brazil.
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But know I will commit to learning about each and every one of your loved ones.
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People were not happy learning about what autogenerated intel Facebook and Instagram created about their photos.
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That you're always learning and you're not just learning math and science, you're learning about yourself.
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Ever since, Yomeda has enjoyed learning about and growing accustomed to the wild nature of chipmunks.
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But what we've been most interested in learning about is the actual look of the Joker.
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They're setting goals, learning about food and the healthy way to be — and that's really cool.
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How has learning about these horrifying cases in medical history shaped your view of modern medicine?
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But it is mainly from porn that teenagers are learning about subjects their elders won't discuss.
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When companies tout "machine learning," by and large they mean they machine is learning about you.
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And by studying supercentenarians, we're learning about the genetic prerequisites for a long and healthy life.
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He "willfully and intentionally avoided learning about the use of stolen identities," according to the documents.
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When the couple isn't working on their water challenge, they're traveling and learning about the world.
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This week they are learning about the letter G, so we pick up gingerbread people ($6.57).
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We're still learning about hunger and appetite hormones, and there's a new insulin growth factor, too.
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Rather than having full transparency from Capitol Hill, we're learning about the bill through insider leaks.
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But ultimately, Google isn't missing out on anything: The phone is still constantly learning about you.
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The beginning of the season is all about listening and learning about them and their strengths.
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When DuVernay was learning about Hollywood, she witnessed cronyism born of common experience and casual proximity.
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If nothing else, they are good starting points for people interesting in learning about those subjects.
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As the host of the show, you're also learning about these topics along with your audience.
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"For me, cannabis started 15 years ago, when I started learning about wine," Michael tells us.
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"I was learning about all the treatments that they did," she told the New York Times.
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Ellen was the first woman I remember learning about who was queer and not a man.
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Today, even after hundreds of years of coffee drinking, we're still learning about its longterm effects.
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The juxtaposition of learning about empowerment in class with the significance of Monticello was emotionally jarring.
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Flixster, basically the mobile version of Rotten Tomatoes, for learning about upcoming movies and theater showtimes.
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He spent two years learning about the game before he ever set foot in a casino.
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It's a good way to get started with cryptocurrencies without learning about exchanges and order types.
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Fox News said it still backed Hannity despite learning about his dealings with Cohen on Monday.
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Citizens of democratic societies grow up learning about the benefits of political freedoms and civil liberties.
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Dozens of students told committee members that they were taunted after learning about castes in school.
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They are meeting with multiple candidates, taking calls from others and learning about their various positions.
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He met with developers and entrepreneurs and spent time learning about the startup ecosystem in Nigeria.
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She said she pored through books learning about techniques and tools geared toward those feeling suicidal.
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Scientists are still learning about the vast and complex components that interact to create human sexuality.
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"Today I'm in Williston, North Dakota learning about fracking and the community around it," he wrote.
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It may also counteract the stress hormones you feel after learning about or experiencing a tragedy.
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He spent three months living in town learning about the food, the farms, and the wines.
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So with that foundation built, what was your next move in terms of learning about bread?
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"Anxiety activates emotions, so reading and learning about your emotions can also really help," Klemanski says.
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He benefited immensely after writing a letter to Kim after learning about her prison reform work.
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Jordan said he chose to support Trump after learning about his positions on abortion and guns.
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But soon enough we're back on the long march, learning about a Chomskyan principle called — ZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!
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I also cannot resist autobiographies; it's like learning about a person from inside their own mind.
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"That is — phew, that is different," he said after learning about Amazon&aposs trucking pay practice.
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However, getting perspective by conversing directly with people and learning about their experiences can be effective.
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Then he began learning about biodynamic farming, and got a job catering organic meals for children.
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And if you'd like 23 more ideas for teaching and learning about poetry, visit this collection.
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Is it where they are learning about social issues or where they're talking about social issues?
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Learning about immigration would require reading more words than would fit on a television news chyron.
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He was real big into NBA history and learning about other players and what they did.
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He spent three weeks in the Chinese countryside in 2009, he said, learning about party indoctrination.
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Student journalism is both important and a great way to start learning about reporting and editing.
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What barriers might there be to learning about this topic and discussing it as a group?
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This is considered a more effective way of detecting hazards than learning about them from disasters.
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Ms. McClain said she began planning for the rallies after learning about the campaign on Twitter.
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"It was such a joy learning about the magnificence of this person," Zellweger previously told PEOPLE.
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"It was such a joy learning about the magnificence of this person," Zellweger previously told PEOPLE.
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And be open to learning about how you or your privilege may contribute to these experiences.
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Researchers are sharing what they are learning about the virus much earlier than in past outbreaks.
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"This is a rapidly changing situation, and we are still learning about the virus," Azar said.
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As I was learning about this, I went to the hospital for a periodic blood draw.
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Garin spends much of the film learning about the Chinese culture of self-discipline and sacrifice.
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Campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, after learning about the alleged harassment, advised Clinton to fire Strider.
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There is as much value in learning about the common tradesman as there is the affluent.
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However, children are not learning about slavery, its impact, and its relevance today, and it shows.
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He said the prosecution was learning about some of the planned motions for the first time.
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YouTube shooting We're still learning about yesterday afternoon's shooting at the YouTube headquarters near San Francisco.
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He does not remember reading about it in the papers or learning about it in school.
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Currently, Chinese young people are learning more about America than young Americans are learning about China.
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That's where Zuckerberg takes a hiatus from email to spend a little time learning about science.
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"Today I'm in Williston, North Dakota learning about fracking and the community around it," he wrote.
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Like many others, Musk said he is constantly learning about how best to run his business.
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I became comfortable learning about the world in a way that wasn't scripted by a syllabus.
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As a listener, I'm always interested in learning about the creative processes behind music I enjoy.
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Choose some piece of academic content: something you've been reading, discussing or learning about in school.
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TRENDING For more and more people, learning about their genetic makeup is just the first step.
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Now, at least, elementary school kids are learning about the earth and its ecosystems and recycling.
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Along the way, I spent some time learning about the ecosystem of the Australian far-right.
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Scientists could continue learning about the brain based on how complex neural networks store new information.
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"Disparate groups organized themselves in response to learning about the Klan in the media," Parsons says.
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" Richardson who shares sons Mason, 11, and Maxwell, 5, with wife Kristin, says he's "learning about myself.
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She calls Khloe, who is immediately on board with learning about it (and identifies as pro-choice).
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" In her interview with Zakaria, Clinton said that learning about the allegations against Harvey made her "sick.
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We have the pleasure now of learning about her small sculptures and commitment to making artist books.
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After learning about those risks, I take them into consideration when planning out my own health care.
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I pressed Bush's aides to hit Trump for learning about the military on TV, but got nowhere.
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I'm just learning about crystals and their healing powers, and I'm dying to know how it works.
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Learning about it made me feel hurt and that makes me want to come see the movie.
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How do you think we should be approaching learning about serial killers with care to the victims?
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Drones have become more accessible, and as a result, the interest in learning about them has increased.
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After learning about DeepText, Systrom realized that his engineers could train it to fight spam on Instagram.
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Mattox started learning about finance from his uncle who worked in mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs.
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What we are just learning about the gut microbiome, and, to be frank, but the vaginal microbiome.
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We celebrate learning about biochar with Ayumi's mung-bean pancakes, miso vegetable soup, fried eggs, and toast.
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I'm very comfortable with admitting I'm still growing up and learning about it a lot, every day.
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"What is the role of learning about the history of education and one's own institution?" she asked.
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" Both began to work together to make learning about a duck vagina accessible and a "wow experience.
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He got really excited about going somewhere specific and weird and interesting, and learning about the world.
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He contributed $200 after learning about The People's Horse at a pop-up shop in Lower Manhattan.
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PolicyBazaar was founded in 2008 initially as an information portal for learning about insurance and insurance programs.
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Mr. Trump has neither experience in nor interest in learning about national security, defense or global trade.
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The hard stuff is hard, but try to enjoy and appreciate this process of learning about yourself.
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Reconciliation rumors were fueled after Bieber reached out to the Gomez after learning about her kidney transplant.
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Perhaps most importantly, the story mode provides a structure for learning about Mario level and play design.
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Learning about Silicon Valley in the 1970s is "like watching the Big Bang," historian Leslie Berlin says.
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It has, however, released a statement on Monday, before learning about Germain's plans to appeal the decision.
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Reconciliation rumors were fueled after Bieber reached out to the Gomez after learning about her kidney transplant.
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Learning about Tesla was literally the only thing that kept me getting out of bed every day.
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After learning about suspicions surrounding the Yemeni arms dealer, Taurus said it halted another shipment he negotiated.
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"My parents are super into education, so learning about geography was great," said the Golden Globe winner.
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After learning about their breakup, he advised Wenner against becoming a "weekend dad" to the couples' children.
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The host dropped his bid after learning about the expenses involved to file for the Republican primary.
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After riding around with Amy, learning about her times off-roading, Jay gives the jeep a try.
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We are overwhelmed by the support sent by so many of you since learning about this tragedy.
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According to multiple sources, Bieber reached out to the "Wolves" singer after learning about her kidney transplant.
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"Our customers seem to enjoy learning about the different kinds of ways to consume cannabis," said Surerus.
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He's been offering psychedelic therapy to trauma survivors since learning about the potential of ayahuasca in 2008.
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But you're also learning about self care, and are presented with an opportunity to adjust your schedule.
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These lists are curious and funny, but they also show us what Facebook is learning about us.
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But not everyone is convinced about the innocuous nature of North Korea's interest in learning about bitcoin.
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An aspiring photographer herself, Mullaney had been intrigued by Freedman since learning about her book Street Cops.
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Trying recipes and learning about the vagaries of tempeh and nutritional yeast brought new purpose to eating.
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How often do you have problems learning about your medical condition because of difficulty reading hospital materials?
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"And that isn't just learning about biology, physical anatomy, and what our sexual organs are," Philippe says.
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Once I began framing it this way, I kept learning about more and more people doing this.
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Investigators also expressed interest in learning about the President's outreach to intelligence officials about the Russia probe.
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I spoke with many women for this story who described learning about Witty's behavior the same way.
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"Merely learning about these biases (sadly) is not enough to shut them off," author Laurie Santos warns.
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Deep down inside however, Smith was still interested in learning about the intersection between music and technology.
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In truth, there are lots of ways to start learning about personal finance without spending a dime.
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"The data we have look fantastic, and we're already learning about Ultima from up close," Stern said.
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Q: You just took over, but what are you learning about the task force's capabilities and mission?
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The 'LittleBigPlanet' experience starts with players learning about their character's powers to interact physically with the environment.
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But it's worth learning about the tax rules that may apply to avoid costly surprises next April.
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For much more about L.G.B.T. history, see our collection, Teaching and Learning About Gay History and Issues.
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Without knowing why, she ran, too, learning about the shooting after she asked others what was happening.
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But since learning about the use of artificial flavorings and chemicals in vapes, she's no longer interested.
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And I think we ought to spend more time learning about American history, less time rewriting it.
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Langer also spent time interviewing his subjects and learning about their occupation, hobbies, relationships, memories, and wishes.
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With Latterman, I was just learning about that and didn't quite know quite how to apply it.
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Apart from curating creative events, DIO Fest is very much about teaching and learning about DIY culture.
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In a separate experiment, the researchers tracked people's physical activity after learning about their friends' exercise habits.
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You expressed some surprise in the film—understandably, of course—after learning about the bounty on you.
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Muslim kids experience the shock of learning about a terrorist attack just like their peers, of course.
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The market for buying, selling and learning about visual art online is getting a significant boost today.
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After learning about the tape, The New York Times approached Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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Much of what they were learning about the Senate bill was coming from leaks and the media.
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Just learning about the score might make him feel so good it boosts his confidence and libido.
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Learning about the mind-body connection libido-wise has been proven to be helpful for many women.
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Of course, you can also supplement this with networking, by simply learning about other places to work.
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I was learning about his life and the things he did not have time to tell me.
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Andrea Barrica is the founder and chief executive of O.school, a media platform for learning about sexuality.
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That way, your medical students are learning about this from the time they enter their undergraduate education.
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To me, what's interesting about this is that we're learning about it 10 months after the election.
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And so Ms. Ginott never got around to learning about her husband's will, assets or their estate.
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Learning about environmental protection and sustainability has inspired me to do what I can for our earth.
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He gladly jumps up to exercise, but he isn't too interested in learning about calories and nutrition.
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She even has a Pinterest board devoted to learning about it but has yet to master it.
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After learning about the disease, she took her concerns to her plastic surgeon, but he dismissed them.
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Even more valuable, Katz said, was learning about sales and strategies to get customers to remain loyal.
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Officials at Penn State purportedly failed to notify law enforcement after learning about some of these incidents.
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As a student learning about public health perspectives, however, I also realize that these are downstream solutions.
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After learning about the condition, holoprosencephaly, or HPE, online, Ms. Espíndola asked her doctor for an abortion.
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So let's open ourselves up to talking about our faith and learning about the faith of others.
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Cue our new favorite type of montage: Reese Witherspoon dancing and learning about teen pop culture trends.
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Finite fields and prime polynomials might seem contrived, of little use in learning about numbers in general.
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Overall, the report notes there's a huge interest in learning about artificial intelligence (AI) and data science.
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It's him who is teaching us about that, and guys are picking up and learning about it.
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But it also signals that more uninsured people may be learning about exemptions from the hefty penalty.
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Scientists point out that they are still learning about the long-term health effects of e-cigarettes.
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You&aposre learning about it now, and your future self will be so grateful that you did.
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It's a period dedicated to learning about personal development, leadership, and spreading the word of Jesus Christ.
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You may also consult our resources for teaching and learning about the attacks on Orlando and Newtown.
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I love problem-solving and learning about electronics, machine or car repair because I am very curious.
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This made her interested in learning about the religion, but it wasn't until college that she converted.
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Honestly, the biggest competitor is just people learning about the category and that can fix this problem.
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And Kathleen, 16, of Arrowhead High School, contrasted the clarity of learning about how government works in her A.P. class with following it in real life: In A.P. Government and Politics I've been learning about parts of government, public participation, and the inside and out of political parties.
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Whether it's hiking through a national park or learning about a distant culture, it's usually about the destination.
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So it's not the case that people are avoiding learning about the other side because they're already familiar.
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Our Moments: Couples card game This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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Now the kids are learning about probability, fractions and percentages while bottle flipping, and they're enjoying it too.
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Like anyone in the 21st century learning about a friend's significant other, Jen asks Judy for a photo.
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It's been used as a tool for medical training, with students learning about the human anatomy through simulation.
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Kendra Wilkinson Baskett has no shame about her past — and isn't shielding her children from learning about it.
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Although Hank is still young, she's aware that children nowadays are learning about things — specifically sex — early on.
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What you don't get, however, is the hassle of having to manage VMs or learning about container orchestration.
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Randomized trials are one of the best tools scientists have for learning about the effects of new policies.
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But according to multiple sources, Bieber reached out to the "Wolves" singer after learning about her kidney transplant.
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Learning about what led to their extinction could potentially save existing species from a similar fate, researchers said.
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His reason -- that this virtual spending would nix any potential learning about money management -- seemed valid at first.
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After learning about the first rosé gin, we also discovered there's also pink tequila and, now, pink rum.
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Wilson reportedly left the US for Taiwan after learning about the police investigation from the alleged victim's friend.
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"She has so many incredible qualities I'm learning about each day," Wendt wrote alongside a photo of Iaconetti.
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He spent close to 12 years in exile in France, which is where he began learning about pedagogy.
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If we move to a new block it's essential to go beyond learning about who already lives there.
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Training consisted of learning about Tarot cards and how to weave the meanings of the cards into stories.
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One plot hinges on buckets of feces; another features P.T.A. moms learning about Michel Foucault's thoughts on sex.
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He later agreed with Zehnle that he didn't need to worry about the public learning about what happened.
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How do you talk to people who are learning about the game from Chrissy Teigen tweeting about it?
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Naylis Lopez, an aunt of two detained migrants in the group, said learning about the letter was devastating.
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If they're not eating well in school and learning about healthy living, then the future looks pretty bleak.
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"What we are learning about exoplanet atmospheres is that there is a huge diversity out there," Wakeford said.
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Well, say goodbye to gender inequality and g'day to enlightened schoolchildren, because Australia's kids are learning about privilege.
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Researchers are also learning about what lies beneath those bright spots—namely, an active network of fault lines.
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They recall perusing the Sweet Valley High and Baby-Sitters Club series in hopes of learning about sex.
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By learning about the options yourself, you can be empowered to hold your loan servicer to that standard.
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What I had not considered was a more analog approach to learning about ancient polychromy: the coloring book.
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I spent a month learning about diabetes and understanding the ins and outs of a chronic autoimmune disease.
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Since learning about the refugee crisis, she said she no longer finds her classmate, a Syrian refugee, "annoying".
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"Learning about your differences may be enough to make you realize this relationship isn't going anywhere," she says.
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He'll also participate in group activities with other children, like story time, singing songs and learning about festivals.
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Mr. Pruitt told Congress he had been unaware of the raises and blocked them after learning about them.
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We love talking to these people, learning about their work, and bringing their stories to a wider audience.
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It's like a rite of passage and learning about a world of music and sub-culture and community.
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After learning about her her ex, Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson's wedding, she embarked on a complete self-transformation.
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You're constantly learning about new businesses and meeting driven entrepreneurs willing to risk everything to follow their dreams.
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But according to multiple sources, Bieber reached out to the "Wolves" singer after learning about her kidney transplant.
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She's having a blast learning about children, including how to change diapers and hold two-week-old babies.
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After learning about his passing, Boyz II Men took to their official Instagram account to express their condolences.
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Financial literacy and independence was something that intimidated me, and that made me put off learning about it.
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Finally, valuable hands-on learning about programming and electronics is no longer being greedily hoarded by adorable children!
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Learning about her whereabouts, the Clarys ran to the hotel and knocked on doors until Azriel eventually surfaced.
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But they have been learning about the reign of Louis XIV, and they have blood on the brain.
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"I really enjoy talking to people and [learning about] other cultures and people that aren't famous," she said.
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You seem like a someone who is curious and open to learning about yourself as an emotional being.
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It could force members to go on the record on a bill that many are still learning about.
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Rather than tramping around medieval villages, an Egyptian cartoon has him and his donkey learning about online safety.
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After learning about the battle, their wives tried to contact them but couldn't reach them, the friend added.
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The mother and son happily relive those first moments after learning about the victory but then grow serious.
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One of the most valuable, yet unexpected things Naff got out of business school was learning about herself.
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It also shows that you're interested in learning about what they have to say and their own experiences.
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We're looking for extremely strong writers, with a news background, and a passion for learning about business news.
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One of the most glaring examples was in November when we were learning about allegations against then-Sen.
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When learning about climate change, you could feel alarm tinged with sorrow and regret for species facing extinction.
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I'm obsessed with learning about how the narratives that shape our understanding of the world sometimes break down.
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Vanessa, whose work involves identifying locations for nuclear waste in Germany, loves learning about different foods and cultures.
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Paris, who indulged in the gaudy pantomime of learning about employment with Nicole Richie on The Simple Life.
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Noel and Reece have already started learning about gun safety and have even gone shooting with some relatives.
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He said he found the content on Lookism funny, and that he enjoyed learning about other people's problems.
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One biographical account, "Hedy's Folly," describes Ms. Lamarr's years of learning about weapons and tinkering with other inventions.
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From another perspective, people who like sports but know nothing about soccer may enjoy learning about the game.
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Browse it with your children and enjoy learning about nature from the soothing voice of Sir David himself.
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On my own healthy living journey, tracking calories was the first step to learning about nutrition in general.
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One way to start this investigation is by learning about voting history and laws in the United States.
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I later took to learning about Saturn's weather and environs, almost as if I were planning a holiday.
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Learning about C.A.A.'s rigid, Ovitz-imposed rules is one of the more interesting aspects of this memoir.
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A statement on Paul's twitter account said he left the Senate "immediately" after learning about his test results.
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They were learning about themselves, each other, and how loss had hemmed them in and their parents, too.
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Parker: Well, being 43, I'm just now learning about camp, so camp to me is just self-expression.
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Does learning about the bad gays of history offer any defense against repeating these mistakes in the future?
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But in learning about life, love, aging, meaningfulness and the power of connection, the gift was all ours.
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Related Lesson Plan: Evaluating Sources in a 'Post-Truth' World: Ideas for Teaching and Learning About Fake News
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You can produce ammunition for the various gun emplacements on the outskirts, learning about the game's crafting systems.
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In Uber's calculus, the payouts were better than learning about a vulnerability only after attackers had abused it.
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Koppel said she is learning about the new cases in New York like everyone else, through the news.
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That is, if Wendy doesn't kill him first after learning about the KC mob deal Marty set up.
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America, stunned and divided, appears incapable of metabolizing all we're learning about the man in the White House.
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The more time they took to work out their differences, the more they began learning about each other.
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Because we're still learning about the severity of the virus, the implications of that switch are still hazy.
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"I loved learning about the internal mechanics of businesses and finding the commonalities in their operations," she said.
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LESSON PLANS Debates, graphs, writing exercises, art projects and more for teaching and learning about football's biggest game.
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"You gotta start learning about it now," Daymond John tells Money, adding that he owns bitcoin and ethereum.
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And this is him talking about learning, like he's performing, learning about the police abuse of black people.
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But many Ukrainians are learning about what it means to be pulled into a US domestic political drama.
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New York Times reporters traveled to northeast China to find out, learning about legal loopholes and other tactics.
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During this educational event anyone can sponsor or participate in learning about coding to see how programs work.
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This is a positive transit for learning about recycling, and how you can create a more sustainable lifestyle.
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He would integrate stuff that's going on in the real world with stuff that we were learning about.
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Like [our teacher] sends us funny videos, like science-y videos since we're learning about space right now.
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But Bryan continued her efforts to make amends, immersing herself in community work and learning about black history.
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It was not until his late 20s that he discovered Krefeld's entomological society and started learning about caterpillars.
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In 1995, 81 percent of boys and 87 percent of girls reported learning about birth control in school.
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A large part of the program is learning about branding and "how to tell our stories," Jarvis says.
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She left halfway through the presentation to get back to her job, and missed learning about financial aid.
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As a public gallery, we are open to anyone and everyone interested in learning about and seeing art.
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We've spent the past year learning about everything Judaism has to offer, as a culture and a religion.
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When those two things came together and I started learning about them, that's when the project was born.
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Regardless of whether she pulls it off, she'll still become a better advocate in learning about the law.
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In the Frontline documentary The Choice 2016, Donald Trump's military school classmates describe learning about women from Playboy.
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"If Democratic voters across the country confirm that he is the Democratic nominee, then I'm confident that we're going to spend some time here learning about his record and learning about what is on his agenda to make that decision," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said of Mr. Sanders.
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The teachings on justice, on what had happened around the world, learning about El Salvador, for example, in a government class, learning about Catholic commitments to human rights was very powerful because it helped me understand why many different people could overlap onto the same intuition about right and wrong.
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I can read them for hours: Learning about other people is so much more exciting than doing your work.
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When contacted by the Associated Press, a public defender declined to comment, saying he's still learning about the case.
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Correspondents loved her doggedness, her enthusiasm, her never-fading humor and her special genius for learning about people's lives.
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People are flocking from one store to another after learning about the unavailability of SIM cards and application forms.
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It said that it halted another shipment negotiated with Mana'a after learning about suspicions surrounding the Yemeni arms dealer.
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But not every customer wants to spend hours learning about the brand's history or watching its latest fashion show.
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Upon first learning about this incident we took swift action to secure the data of our clients and fans.
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And on top of learning about the environment, you can also learn a lot about how the bees behave.
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"Learning about him, he is, without a doubt in my mind, the greatest performer that has existed," Malek said.
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I feel like to be an electronic musician, you're getting into modular synthesis and learning about electricity and things.
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The show's official Twitter account shared a video of four of the actors learning about their first-time nomination.
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After learning about his death, Kristin shared a childhood picture of her next to her brother on social media.
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Lupus News: Learning About Lupus: The Disease Affects Black Women at a Disproportionate Rate - Atlanta Black S... http://t.
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So, I started reading up on nutrition and learning about how we hurt our bodies with bad food choices.
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In the message she posted to Instagram, Solange expressed concern for her son learning about American history in school.
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It seems that there was also another powerful factor at work hindering scientists from learning about the telltale bones.
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The best learners have the trait of reflecting on things they've done, because they're learning about who they are.
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And I think there are people interested in learning about conspiracy theories as a way of subverting conspiracy theories.
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With no typical tutorial in place, I've been learning about this new version of Hyrule through exploration and experimentation.
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Learning about money and behavior are two separate conversations, and there will always be a reason to dock them.
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Learning about Trebek's struggle with pancreatic cancer crushed her son, said Debbie Stevens, a pulmonary fibrosis survivor from Brooklyn.
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Cleary is claiming he is the victim of fraud and has suffered emotional distress since learning about the births.
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The page offering more resources for learning about our branches of other government also vanished in the digital transition.
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"A lot of sorrow is in my heart," Stewart's aunt, Ruby Dixon, told CBS after learning about Drayton's arrest.
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And maybe learning about Vietnam gives you an opportunity to have a better position to understand what's going on.
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Since then, we have devoted a lot of time learning about OCD and how he can cope with it.
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As you can guess, this discovery is far less satisfying than, say, learning about your rising and moon sign.
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Keira Knightley, Helen Mirren and Luke Wilson are learning about love in the trailer for Berlin, I Love You.
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I've been natural for about a year now and I'm still learning about my hair all of the time.
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But instead -- in keeping with what we are learning about his character -- he resorted to innuendo, bigotry and bullying.
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I'd focus on what actually matters, what are you now learning about your customer that you've never known before.
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He spent the last few weeks learning about the senator and listening to him speak during debates and events.
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"The real value comes from education and talking with kids learning about the history of the earth," he said.
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Learning about my risk ultimately led me to understand my options for decreasing my likelihood for developing breast cancer.
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That can mean building empathy or imagination, or learning about cause and effect by knocking down a toy tower.
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He immediately reached at least one of them via text after learning about the incident on Snapchat, he said.
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So why are we still learning about how massive the system is that has kept this abuse a secret?
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While Codec Avatars are still little more than a research project, we're learning about them at an uncertain time.
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Zach gave a sealed envelope from the ultrasound to a close friend ahead of learning about the baby's sex.
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The source who confirmed the incident to the San Francisco Chronicle said "Dianne was mortified" upon learning about it.
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Cannon and Friend joined other activists, researchers, and health care executives for a day of learning about the study.
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Fortunately, you only have to spend a little bit of time learning about this stuff to speak with confidence.
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So, we had to take it beyond just getting the food to learning about the food, growing the food.
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"My first feeling: I failed, we failed," Weimer told the Toledo Blade after learning about the charge against Fields.
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The boys said they don't regret saving the man, even after learning about the Nazi symbol, according to Mascioli.
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" Ocasio-Cortez described her reaction upon learning about this little-discussed practice as "shock doesn't begin to cover it.
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Torrin Breneman, 12, spent three years growing out his locks after learning about cancer in his fourth-grade class.
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After learning about her grandson's plight, Hajar approached every local and international organization she could think of seeking help.
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After learning about what the government wants to do with her beloved creature, she decides to help it escape.
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Researchers say the trove has been invaluable in learning about state-sponsored disinformation campaigns and how to combat them.
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However, after meeting Gloria Steinem and learning about the women's rights movement, you did start to identify as one.
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"I'll be meeting with developers and entrepreneurs, and learning about the startup ecosystem…" he said in a Facebook post.
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Learning about the genetic markers stored in your DNA can be an illuminating experience, even a life-altering one.
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If you've ever spent any time learning about the process of photography, chances are you've heard the name Hasselblad.
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"I'll be meeting with developers and entrepreneurs, and learning about the startup ecosystem…" Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post.
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The format is useful for visitors who are learning about modern China and Chinese art for the first time.
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Kids in Cuba start learning about sex in preschool, and culturally, it's viewed as an everyday part of life.
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That's exciting, because you're learning about people; creatively, you're telling stories from a perspective that hasn't been told before.
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Founders must constantly ask what they're learning about their market, product and go-to-market approach — in that order!
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She said she's also learning about the movement for single-payer health care, and finds herself "inspired" by it.
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"Story time with Daddy…Learning about Noah…and my heart melts… ❤️❤️❤️ " Underwood captioned the precious moment.
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That's a nice benefit for folks who don't want to spend time learning about redemption values and maximizing miles.
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In addition to learning about the subtle behaviors of unhealthy relationships, Shackleford said it's important to trust your gut.
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Branson shunned the money after learning about the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a Saudi consulate in October.
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Abboud said the EPA had yet to receive the letter from the senators, instead learning about it through reporters.
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Then came Trump, the ultimate "outsider" who had no political experience and a disdain for learning about the system.
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After learning about the NBC shakeup, viewers took to social media to express their disappointment about the upcoming change.
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Related Resources | The Attacks in Paris Je Suis Charlie et Ahmed: Teaching and Learning About the Charlie Hebdo Attacks
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They trained for three years, studying the constitution and the Quran, learning about Islam, women's rights, and the law.
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Compelling. I spent a good while poking through the pile, learning about the authors and the publisher, Persephone Books.
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"I don't necessarily know about that yet, because I'm still learning about gun control and gun reform," said Tarr.
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It turns out, analysts spend a lot of time talking to companies and learning about what is coming next.
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More specifically, I love learning about a city's public transportation system so I can complain incessantly about its flaws.
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"The first phase was spent learning about how people consume classes, where and when they work out," Agarwal said.
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My initial reaction to learning about the awake craniotomy surgery was wondering what effect it would have on me.
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However, you must begin by learning about their vulnerabilities and providing viable alternatives to their dependence on extremist groups.
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Once we started learning about all the conspiracy theories, we realized there was so much fertile ground for storytelling.
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Mr. Moll, 38, remembers learning about the diversity of this country as the only white child in his class.
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By having these historic documents, people will spend more time learning about it, and maybe that's a good thing.
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It's all about paying attention to what's happening in the moment and devoting yourself to learning about the world.
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Seventy new members of the 132-member police department have visited the museum, learning about the history of Goldsboro.
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I traveled all the way to a Chinese food market through the computer, learning about new ingredients and recipes.
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They seemed more interested in learning English from my friends and I than learning about seaweeds and wild vegetation.
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And so I was more interested in learning about the parts of you that weren't readily apparent on Twitter.
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Because it's so new, researchers are still learning about the virus's behavior as it rapidly spreads across the globe.
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Ideally, Mr. Pelletier said, children would begin learning about financial concepts from their parents, but that's not necessarily happening.
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But he remembered learning about that technique of Leonardo's, of creating outlines and numbering each space to be painted.
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To her, food is a connection to the world she knows as well as the world she's learning about.
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You may also consult our resources for teaching and learning about the attacks on Las Vegas, Orlando and Newtown.
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Growing up in Brooklyn, she studied gymnastics and experimental dance, learning about postmodern choreographers while still in high school.
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I was learning about women who travel, understanding women who travel, and that lifestyle is a whole other world.
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But the official said McKinley's opinions of the secretary soured after learning about his handling of the Yovanovitch ousting.
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We look forward to sharing Raleigh's unique story with Amazon in the near future and learning about next steps.
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Inside a KidZania location, kids role-play in interactive cities, managing their own money and learning about various careers.
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" He adds, "I'm late to politics, I'm late to learning about socialism and capitalism and systemic issues and neoliberalism.
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Clinton described learning about Mr. Comey's new inquiry, and how it stemmed from the unrelated investigation into Mr. Weiner.
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Laperriere spent three seasons in player development, learning about the younger players moving into the N.H.L., and on Oct.
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Learning about our past won't change it, but mandating indigenous history in our school systems is a good start.
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After learning about the group's funders, Ms. Wooster distinguished the dark money group's strategy from that of the college.
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He blamed President Barack Obama for not responding publicly after learning about reports of possible election meddling last summer.
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House Democrats have opened an impeachment inquiry into the president's actions after learning about the call from a whistleblower.
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I see myself as someone who&aposs just learning about the ins and outs of a whole new language.
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And that&aposs exactly why Finfrock says the time to start learning about saving, investing, and planning is now.
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In places like the Amazon, indigenous groups shaped the landscape in sophisticated ways that we are still learning about.
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Even after learning about the reliability and effectiveness of using "experience surrogates" instead of imagination, few people do it.
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This means that parents and caregivers provide what is likely kids' only shot at learning about leisure and togetherness.
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We should be proud of students who are learning about their history and gaining a sense of civic pride.
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So Ms. Heatley, 66, got licensed to be a primary caregiver in California, which included learning about medicinal marijuana.
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As President Trump's trip overseas continues, the world is learning about the overlap between his relatives and his advisers.
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" As he put it, "I think they keep you awake even while learning about something as dry as macroeconomics.
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By far, the majority of those surveyed (84 percent) said they felt happiest online when learning about the world.
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In some cases, drivers who weren't aware of the protest dropped their passengers mid-way after learning about it.
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Townsend wrote the bill after learning about "an organized effort to close the schools" for the walkout, she said.
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And after learning about what IVF entailed, Taha says it struck him as a "tough" deal for the woman.
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Only this time, he landed on Earth on purpose, and he's learning about tablets and playing in the snow.
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It's also my go-to app for learning about the news, since I follow established journalists and news outlets.
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I also like learning about birds and going outside to identify birds and talking about birds with other birders.
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I love the concept of families cooking together and learning about things that have been passed down for generations.
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So they investigated, learning about the Housing Development Fund Corporation program, which offers housing for buyers with income restrictions.
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This adorable duck has appeared in The New York Times Crossword 167 times, so it is worth learning about.
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You know, the ones where you spend an hour learning about the products and 10 hours drinking and golfing?
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Or I'll use iS Clinical — they have a lot of cool oils and serums that I'm just learning about.
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The children grew the trees from seeds at school, and they'll be learning about tree planting and vital ecosystems.
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When Waring met Truman at the White House in 1948, they shared their memories of learning about Woodard's blinding.
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Ed Sheeran - "New Man" This song is about Ed Sheeran being dumped and learning about his ex's new guy.
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And that's leaving aside everything investigators may be learning about the Trump Organization from Michael Cohen and Allen Weisselberg.
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I'm going to spend Thanksgiving reading history books, learning about how the first 100 days of an autocracy go.
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It was a different time, and my history of photo class was basically men that I was learning about.
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It's always been a tool to start a conversation, and definitely [a tool] to process verbally...I feel like it's a big skill that I appreciate, and that I've been trying to practice for myself to learn how to talk to yourself and then recognize that learning about yourself is learning about others.
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But the music venue said in a statement that Blossoms decided to cancel the gig after learning about the accident.
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In interviews, young people said navigating the system was difficult when they were still learning about themselves and making mistakes.
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Fairs aren't always conducive to learning about the art on display; their purpose is, generally speaking, to sell, not teach.
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This sort of thought process and fear of overeating is common for people who are first learning about intuitive eating.
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After learning about the policy, I felt as if a weight had been lifted, and I could somehow breathe better.
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Of course, these celebrities ended up cancelling their appearances and apologizing after learning about the disastrous reality of the festival.
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But there can be repercussions from society's disregard from talking or learning about how what we consume affects our stank.
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After learning about the controversy, VICELAND hosts Desus and Mero aired a few of their pressing questions on Tuesday's episode.
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This is becoming an increasingly minority position given what scientists are learning about primate intelligence and their innate communication skills.
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By learning about this idealized party girl whose heart can't be broken, we learn about the singer who imagined her.
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This week we reported on evidence that people are learning about and exploiting the vulnerabilities revealed in the data dump.
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Facebook reset the access tokens of an additional 40 million uses as a "precautionary step," after learning about the breach.
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"A lot of them aren't doing terribly well, which is why I guess kids aren't learning about them," Grarock said.
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We each have our own unique journey, and learning about how others found their way to success can be enlightening.
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I have been learning about LinkedIn for some time while also reflecting on how networks can truly differentiate cloud services.
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If you think of it in terms of learning a language, women have been learning about men's experiences since birth.
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The department began using the tactic after learning about a similar search warrant in California's Orange County, said this spokesperson.
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Mee began working on the project in 2011 after learning about the Indigenous ear, nose and throat surgeon, Kelvin Kong.
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Yeah. One of the first times I interviewed you, you said "getting some dap," which I always enjoyed learning about.
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Upon learning about the devastation left behind by the Category 4 storm, Guardians of Rescue began to form a plan.
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Researchers are still learning about this somewhat surprising virus, which is becoming even more urgent as it continues to spread.
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We're just learning about these four collisions now because, until recently, they were buried in data collected by the detectors.
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It's hard to smile learning about Nazis, and it's hard not to smile throughout that whole story because it's her.
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In the case of Venmo, this might mean learning about an ex's new relationship or a friend's upcoming vacation plans.
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Anmol Tukrel began working on it a year ago after learning about the possibilities of machine learning and computer vision.
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And you have like sections on the thing of learning about politics and so, tech people do not know politics?
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I started teaching myself aromatherapy, learning about essential oils, then I made creams from scratch using 100 percent organic produce.
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They spent time at Bureh Beach Surf Club in May after learning about KK from a couple of traveling surfers.
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Really, what you may be learning about is the way that artist collaborates, and maybe there's a unity to that.
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There's nothing we love more than learning about, reporting on and supporting creative entrepreneurs in a growing tech startup ecosystem.
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"It was like, 'Woah,&apos" she said of learning about what her mother was going through for the first time.
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For me, a date like this is about seeing the women have a good time and learning about their personalities.
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Simply seeing and learning about animals can be a great way to inspire children and adults alike to respect them.
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After learning about her death, Georgia Engel, Cloris Leachman, Valerie Harper and Gavin MacLeod also honored the show's leading lady.
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It's a beautiful thing that people are learning about the scene—and I think there is a lot to learn.
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Why it matters: Americans are learning about what Trump is doing with Russia from Russia, not from the White House.
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Those board members have spent the last several months learning about CBS so they can help chart its future course.
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Now I think they're comedic geniuses, learning about how they got to where they are today is inspiring to me.
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Wrigley told BuzzFeed News that he reached out to the United Tribes of North Dakota after learning about the resolution.
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PW: Anyone should celebrate by spending time at your favorite cultural institution learning about a new aspect of black history.
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Which is to say that at least some of the time we're learning about this stuff alongside you, the reader.
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"Getting that call was gut-wrenching," Arnold admitted of learning about Ford, who died following an aneurysm at age 52.
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The only issue: State Department officials had no idea the statement had come out, learning about it only from CNN.
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Finally, legislators themselves would be wise to spend a few hours every now and again learning about threats in cyberspace.
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Lindsay Lohan is currently vacationing in Thailand, where she is learning about Islam, surfing, and casually posing for paparazzi pictures.
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Equifax execs sold almost $2 million worth of stock in the days after learning about its company's massive security breach.
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Now we're learning about all the stuff that Facebook and Google were doing with our data, so it's not fraud.
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For a kid, there are few things more awkward than sitting in a sex ed class and learning about masturbation.
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Snapchat. Snapchat users in India have been deleting the app since learning about a comment allegedly made by Snap Inc.
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This woman, Henrietta Van Maanen, was a good example of what I'm learning about Iowa: Many Democrats are still undecided.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-In was blindsided by Trump, learning about his summit decision only after the news broke.
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Has the weight and pressure of learning about that designation had any effect on the way you create your art?
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Giuliani also said that learning about the confidential source is a prerequisite for any special counsel interview with the President.
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He actually grew up admiring the United States from afar, reading about "cowboys and Indians" and learning about Mickey Mouse.
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It's startling that a generation of 8- to 12-year-olds is learning about sex via easily accessible free porn.
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There's nothing like a trip to the zoo, visiting with and learning about some of the world's most fascinating creatures.
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Giuliani, who previously described Cohen as an "honorable lawyer," said Sunday his opinion has changed after learning about the recordings.
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Learning about the origins of these word variations is a reminder of just how nuanced the American English language is.
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Merely learning about the curious quandary endured by orchestral musicians all over the world fired Mr. Asfour's enthusiasm and imagination.
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For this second mini-unit, students continue working as investigative reporters learning about the issues at stake in this election.
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Since I have no specific expertise on tattoo, I started learning about it when we agreed to host the exhibit.
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VICE Impact partnered with Democracy Works in their TurboVote Initiative, which makes registering to vote and learning about elections easy.
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That was mostly because medicine was dominated by men, who had very little interest in learning about women's sexual health.
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While learning about his family tree, Lamont uncovered both that centuries-old Scottish family feud and strong roots in philosophy.
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How did you decide you wanted this to be a thing you wanted to spend some time actually learning about?
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He's very special, and in learning about the Reys, I realized George was really a reflection of who they were.
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"Filled with righteous indignation and moral outrage," Abdur-Rashid replies when asked how he felt upon learning about the brief.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: What is your reaction to learning about New York City's homeless students?
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I'm not sure I've had more fun learning about music and what it can accomplish than when in Steve's stead.
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Possibilities include math and chemistry through baking; botany through gardening; basic carpentry; or learning about space through a mobile app.
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Student-Created Videos A video made by one of my students as we were learning about writing Problem-Solution essays.
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And learning about McCrear's story has given the family valuable information in their search to fill in the family tree.
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And despite his looming defense of his world record, he's most anxious about learning about his professional future next week.
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Trying new things, learning about them, and adjusting accordingly is the right way to make progress in a new domain.
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The real fun begins once you've mastered a few drinks you like and you start learning about your unique preferences.
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The reader can improve their own writing skills while they are learning about the topic they chose to read about.
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It's about other Spider folks getting home, and it's about Miles learning about what it means to wear the suit.
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I loved learning about science from my father — I still share his desire to understand and name the natural world.
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Medical students at Harvard take part in an elective with veterinarians, learning about diseases and treatments between animals and humans.
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But the White House has never fully explained why, after learning about the lie, officials waited so long to act.
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Since scientists are learning about #covid as I'm writing this, it's vital that we are getting the most recent info!
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"I'm still learning about the area and not ready to commit to a long-term place just yet," he said.
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Rebecca Waddington and Lt. Lindsey Norman -- were tasked with learning about Hurricane Dorian as it moved toward the US mainland.
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What we are learning about the virus is that it can live on different surfaces for different lengths of time.
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Priya Krishna spent time with the chef Fany Gerson recently, learning about the Rosh Hashana cooking of Gerson's native Mexico.
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"We don't want to shield young people from learning about Charlottesville and racism and injustice in this country," Spiegler said.
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What examples of journalism at work have you found most compelling in your learning about Hurricane Irma—or Hurricane Harvey?
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I think you have dug -- Democrats have – CHAMATH PALIHAPITIYA: I take a lot of energy in learning about what's happening.
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This is a new virus, and while we are still learning about it, there is a lot we already know.
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In Big Little Lies, anxiety icon Amabella has a full-blown panic attack after learning about climate change in school.
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This can include getting familiar with ride-sharing via Uber and Lyft or learning about your local public transportation options.
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Learning about new wines adds to our understanding of the marketplace and what sorts of flavors are available to us.
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Does learning about the consequence of your travel choices impact any future plans you may have to see the world?
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You are learning about your partner's body and they are learning yours, and it is not meant to be perfect.
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Mr. Price bought discounted shares in the company through a private placement after learning about the company from another congressman.
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Learning about the financial incentives of any one player ignores how that player fits into the rest of the system.
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Learning to challenge institutional knowledge, and their treatment by those institutions, was as important as learning about their own bodies.
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Learning about what happened to us — you know, Asian people in America — it awakened me to a lot of things.
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Like Spitzer, the Webb telescope was in development while scientists were learning about exoplanets, but it wasn't optimized for them.
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They say the trip was "immensely valuable" to his work learning about and participating in addressing developing issues facing veterans.
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After all, she had grown up obsessed with Harry Potter, and she knew many Americans loved learning about British culture.
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After learning about the president's June 280 request, Mr. Sandy contacted the Pentagon to learn more about the aid package.
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"It's an issue I've been recently learning about," Johnson told CNBC, and explained there are ways to address that concern.
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According to the outlet, studies have shown viewers can be spurred to take action after learning about something on television.
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From learning about distribution, down to knowing what an ISSN is, launching a magazine is no easy feat, Bulger said.
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He was learning about communism and global liberation movements, and also about life as a handsome man in New York.
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We&aposre still learning about being landlords, but we&aposre making a small profit and are happy with our decision.
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They expressed interest in learning about VFC's healthcare program, which serves 27,000 low-income people -- 4,500 of who are homeless.
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As product reviewers, we spend so much time learning about deals, you may think we&aposd be sick of them.
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I was also interested in learning about whether the French experienced culture shock in a place they had once colonized.
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"[We do this] to make the information available to those who are interested in learning about it," the administrators wrote.
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They focus on family and respect, friendship and compassion: things kids should be learning about in their most impressionable films.
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You'll be learning about your partners on an even deeper level, and working out issues concerning shared money or resources.
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Connecting with others and learning about how you can improve your wellbeing is a great way to use today's energy.
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The most important aspect of the Makers movement is not technology — and learning about technology is not limited to coding.
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And we will commit as a family to learning about their lives and the legacies you build in their memory.
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He grew up creating sculpture in his uncle's woodworking studio and learning about the art business in his mother's gallery.
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This suggests that people are still learning about Affordable Care Act coverage, even those who didn't use it last year.
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HRH heard about the history of falconry and met some children who were learning about different aspects of Bedouin culture. pic.twitter.
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But after learning about Will & Grace actor Sean Hayes' recent hospitalization, I will never be taking my intestines for granted again.
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After learning about the incident, Victoria's Secret released a statement on Thursday announcing the company is taking the matter very seriously.
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My documentary is about self-discovery, but, of course, those revelations come from learning about what other people have fought for.
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Never before has learning about animal ecosystems been quite so soothing, or quite so analogous to Dark Side of the Moon.
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That way, if you're interested in learning about legislation currently being considered, you'll be able to get info about it quickly.
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This summer, the group is launching a listening tour, traveling around the country and learning about issues that matter to women.
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Jen having a violent reaction to learning about Steve's involvement is shocking, but the groundwork was laid earlier in the show.
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After consulting with a DTA representative, Rappaport still paid her 2018 property taxes in advance after learning about the IRS note.
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After learning about his passing, Boyz II Men took to their official Instagram account to express their sadness about his death.
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The sharing of ideas and tools among developers all learning about energy-efficient building practices also generates cost efficiency, McDonald says.
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A relative of the veteran, Gary Eakes, told the outlet that he had been shocked upon learning about his uncle's remains.
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It was very relaxed, and I think although there is pressure to be good, we are still learning about each other.
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Chambers follows Sasha Yazzie, a young heart attack survivor who becomes obsessed with learning about the organ that saved her life.
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As a lab technique, RNA interference—or RNAi—turned out to be useful for learning about genes by turning them off.
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Learning about foot-binding's demise could have implications in the current fight against customs like female genital mutilation, Bossen told CNN.
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Since first learning about the positive test, Booth assured Thompson that his scholarship wasn't going anywhere for the 2007-213 season.
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After learning about his passing, Boyz II Men took to their official Instagram account to express their condolences on his passing.
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We're still learning about other physical properties that it can have and what we can potentially do with electronics and photonics.
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She began her spirits career by learning about varietals and starting a wine consulting business while working full time in finance.
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Because some schools fail in this area, she encourages individuals to take on the responsibility of learning about governance for themselves.
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Now, it's getting the exhibition treatment in this look at what scientists are learning about the role bacteria plays in health.
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As I'm growing and telling my story, I'm learning about how this happened to so many other people in the neighborhood.
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It wasn't like I was a small child dreaming of this, though I always liked geology and learning about the world.
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Upon learning about Allbirds, I actually thought wool sneakers were a bad idea, but the Wool Runners definitely proved me wrong.
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I like hearing music and learning about it and taking it face-worth and being completely stunned by something that's different.
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Israel's Education Minister Naftali Bennett, a rightist, directed that all school children spend part of a school day learning about Peres.
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From the depths of Port Authority, we move to the hallowed halls of N.Y.U., where kids are learning about etymological fallacies.
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Only 12 percent of the programmers surveyed on Hired's platform said that they were most interested in learning about the technology.
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You're learning about potential career fields, navigating the dating world, making new friends, and discovering the best late-night snack options.
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Websites like Studio System, IMDB, and its IMDB Pro subscription service are staples within the entertainment industry for learning about actors.
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Attention was different because that taught a state of mind, so it was learning about myself rather than using a muscle.
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